Samsung Biologics (207940): The Worldโs Biggest Antibody Factory Is Buying a Peptide Company
Updated 2 October 2026 — the first-stage issue price now exists, and our pricing date was wrong. The shares went […]
Woori Financial Group (316140): Korea’s Cheapest Big Bank, and the Share Swap That Undid Its Buyback
Every big Korean bank is telling foreign investors the same story right now: we are buying back stock, we are
Hana Financial Group (086790): The Cheapest of Korea’s Big Three on Earnings, and the Buffer It Is Spending
Korea has four giant financial holding companies. Three of them trade in New York. The fourth โ the one that
Shinhan Financial Group (055550): Korea’s $39bn Bank Moved $7.3bn to Keep Buying Its Own Stock
Korea’s thirteenth-largest listed company โ fourteenth by ticker, because Samsung Electronics’ preferred line counts twice โ is a bank you
KB Financial (105560): Korea’s Biggest Bank Retired 7% of Itself in Six Months โ and Nearly Hit Its Legal Limit (2026)
Korea’s eighth-largest company is not a chip maker, a shipbuilder or a defence contractor. It is a bank holding company
HD Hyundai Electric Stock: A Record Power-Grid Backlog, a Halved Share Price, and the 0% US Tariff Its Rivals Don’t Have (2026)
On May 7, 2026, a Korean company most foreign investors have never heard of was worth $37.9bn. It makes the
Hyosung Heavy Industries (298040): The Order Book Has Two Sizes โ and the Filing Says Why
Korea has three listed power-equipment makers and the world suddenly wants all of them. Hyosung Heavy Industries is the largest
LS ELECTRIC Stock (010120): The Korean Grid-Equipment Maker Whose Biggest Customer Is Its Own US Subsidiary
Every English-language story about Korea’s grid-equipment boom is really a story about transformers being sold out. LS ELECTRIC sits at
Foreign Flow Watch: Retail Sold $4.2bn and 98.9% of It Was One Stock โ Chuseok Week, September 23, 2026
Korea traded for three days this week and then shut for five. In those three sessions the KOSPI rose 2.71%
KOSPI 200 and KOSDAQ 150: How Korea’s Index Stocks Get Picked
Every June and December, a committee at the Korea Exchange decides which Korean companies a large slice of the world’s